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用于优化部部部件的旋转对齐的解剖学参考,在骨损失的肘部整体关节整形术中

Angelika M Schwarz1,2, Gloria M Hohenberger3,4, Ulrike M Schwarz5

  • 1AUVA - Trauma Hospital (UKH) Styria | Graz, Teaching Hospital of the Medical University of Graz, Göstingerstraße 24, Graz, 8020, Austria. angelika.schwarz@auva.at.

Scientific reports
|July 2, 2025
PubMed
概括

这项研究定义了骨缺陷的肘部关节整形手术 (TEA) 中的部部部件旋转. 发现了平均13度的内部旋转,性别影响了对齐,有助于外科医生复制本地关节定位.

关键词:
解剖学里程碑是一个解剖学里程碑.骨缺陷管理 骨缺陷管理骨损失管理 骨损失管理骨折整体肘部关节整形手术部部件的旋转对齐方式模板概念概念 模板概念整体肘部关节整形手术

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